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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume III, Issue 155, 23 January 1847, Page 1

SALE BY AUCTION.

MR. R. WAITT

Has received instructions to sell by Public Auction, ~ On Wednesday, the 27th inst.,

On the Premises lately occupied by R. D. Hanson, Esq., ALL the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BOOKS, WINES, and General Effects of the said R. D. Hanson, Esq. ; together with unexpired term and interest in the said promises. Mr. WAITT will at the same time sell Mr. Hanson's undivided Third Share of and in about 650 EWES, the greater part with Lamb 3 at their sides, now depasturing at Orongaronga, in lh« district of New Zealand. For further particulars, see Catalogues. Wellington, Isth January, 1847.

GP. WALLACE begs leave to inform • his numerous customers and the public generally, that he has removed to those extensive premises lately occupied by Mr. G. Jones, draper, where he trusts by strict attention to business to ensure a still larger share of public patronage than he has hitherto enjoyed. Lambton Quay, Jan. 13, 1847.

Just Published, price ®ne gfyiffintt, THE COOK'S STRAIT ALMANACK, FOR THE YEAR 1847. Contents — Preface, Signal Station, Duties, Principal Articles of the Calendar, Almanack, Gardeners' Calendar, Right Ascension, Declination, and Meridian Passage of the Principal i Stars in the Southern Hemisphere, Eclipses for 1847, Principal Occurrences of 1846, Directory for the Southern Settlements, Statistics, &c. A few copies interleaved for memoranda, may be had, Price Is. 6d. Subscribers are requested to leave their names at the office of the New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Manners-street, and at Mr. Lyon's, and Messrs. Johnson & Moore's, Lambton Quay. Wellington, January 13, 1847.

WANTED.

FROM 1000 to 1500 bushels of Chevalier Barley for Malting. Apply to Drake & Northwood, Wellington Brewery, W ellington TerraceWellington, Ist January, 1847

WOOL, mt I X of WOOL for Cash. Custom-House Buildings, 30th December, 1846.

TO THE PUBLIC.

DOOK, CARD, JOB, and every other -*-* description of Printing, executed with neatness and despatch, at the Office of the Spectator, Manners -street, Te-Aro, at the most moderate Prices.

SIGNAL STATION.

MOUNT ALBERT. The following are the Signals used at the Flag Staff at Mount Albert. A Square denotes a Ship, "} When tht ACross " a Barque-, h**fff? A Circle " a Brig, !«•«*•«« A Triangle " a Schooner,. t~ E^ T T V A S * A Diamond " a Cutter, Ig| ff* AO A Parallelogram" a Steamer, j lowerecf. Remarks. — A White Flag at Mast Head denotes a sail in sight;, when the class is ascertained, the descriptive Signal will be hoisted at the Yard Arm. English vessel of war, Union Jack at Mast! Head. Foreign vessel of war, Union Jack at Mast Head, with white Pendant. Government brig, white Pendant under descriptive Signal. Wlien a vessel is at anchor, either inside of outside the Heads, the flag is lowered to half mast. A vessel ia distress, or on shore, descriptive signal half mast. Fore and aft schooner, a triangle hollow in the centre.

TH E Nehon Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle (published at Nelson,) is regularly transmitted to Wellington, and may be had at the Office of this paper. The Nelson Examiner will be found an excellent medium for advertisers. Terms for the paper, ten shillings per quarter payable in advance. Orders for the paper and advertisements will be received at the office of this paper. April 18, 1845.